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The difference in stock vs a +1mm aftermarket is 18mm, so they will stick out .7" farther vs. the stock 22" wheels. Going to the -22mm offset, the difference is 41mm or 1.6" further out. Here's my truck with "0" offset 18x9:

What size lift do you have in mind?

Is there a particular length 5160 you recommend for the rear? I wish they offered a plus 2" spring but I called and they don't. So, I might put a 1/2" spacer under the icon... T I A

Towing my skid steer the squat is more than I want. Good to hear a report for the dual rates. Thanks

Good to know. Here is one example of a rear lift spacer for 2009 to current: https://motofablifts.com/c-1390599-all-products-product-list.html

This is what spring I have in mind: https://iconvehicledynamics.com/accessory/11037/icon-accessories-09-up-ram-1500-rear-15-dual-rate-spring-kit/

You are not alone. I have 9000 miles on my 1500 and I will go back to Ford if I make the change this summer. I recently sat in an F150 and F250 on a warmish day and the ac and vent controls work perfect, just like they should and always have for me....until my last Ram 2500 and current 1500. I...

No I have one installed now with factory shocks. After putting in the spacers I wish I would have gone with the 1.5" springs. I get some noise out of the aluminum spacers.

Titan dropped the 5.0 diesel and are exclusively putting their solid 5.6 endurance V8 in all Titans for 2020. That 5.0 cummins was not what everyone hoped it would be. I can't beleive cummins built a V8 in the first place. If they would put some time into a 5.0 straight 6, I might be interested...

So true. Thank you everyone for the info in this thread. If I keep my 1500 into the hot summer I will likely make this mod. Thanks All!

I don't think so. My dealer is clueless to it and my 2019 and 2020 both have this problem.

I have seen quite a few rear spring parts listed for gen4 and 5. I'm pretty sure it will and I would try it. Which I might soon

The one in post #11 of this thread is the only one I have ever found.

No issues running the 295/70/18 on an 8" rim. Most 295's are rated at 7.5-10" rims. Many owners run 12.50 width tires on factory 8" wheels on all models of trucks without problem. You will be fine. Post a pic when you're done.

I never thought I would look at Washington and be more un-impressed compared to my home state, but these days it is the case. My local Ram dealer is open if you know anyone looking to get a nice truck at a good price. Take care up there!

Fuel "0" offset 18" wheels with 275/70/18 Michelin's.

Congratulations! I really like the looks of the quad cab 6.5' bed trucks.

I will get one

I have fuel Beast at "0" offset in the 18", they clear, not by a lot.

Many of these trucks have intermittent blend door issues, mine is one of them. I have a tradesman and besides my AC not blowing cold, I get air at my feet when in vent position, roughly every other time I switch it to vent. This also happens in defrost, so my blend door that is supposed to...